town of Conwy

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The town of Conwy is a historic walled market town on the north coast of Wales, renowned for its medieval castle and remarkably well-preserved fortifications.

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town of Conwy canonical 5
Conwy (town) 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic town
market town
town
walled town
builtAround Conwy Castle
country Wales
establishedInPeriod late 13th century
foundedBy Edward I of England
governedBy Conwy Town Council
hasBridge Conwy Railway Bridge
Conwy Suspension Bridge
hasBuilding Aberconwy House
Plas Mawr
hasEconomicActivity fishing
retail
tourism
hasFeature Conwy Castle
Conwy Suspension Bridge
Conwy town walls
harbour
medieval street plan
medieval town walls
quayside
hasFortification defensive towers
gatehouses
stone curtain walls
hasMarketStatus market town
hasReligiousBuilding Church of St Mary and All Saints, Conwy
hasStructure Conwy Castle town walls circuit
hasTransport Conwy railway station
heritageStatus UNESCO World Heritage Site component
knownFor Conwy Castle
historic harbour
town walls
well-preserved medieval fortifications
language English
Welsh
locatedIn Conwy County Borough
north Wales
linked to: North Wales
locatedOn River Conwy
north coast of Wales
nearbyCity Llandudno
nearbyTown Deganwy
Llanrwst
partOf historic county of Caernarfonshire
region Conwy Valley
tourismType heritage tourism destination
worldHeritageSiteOf Castles and Town Walls of King Edward in Gwynedd

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Conwy County Borough namedAfter town of Conwy
Conwy Town Council governs Conwy (town)
linked to: town of Conwy
Conwy Town Council legislativeBodyFor Conwy (town)
linked to: town of Conwy
Llyn Cowlyd suppliesWaterTo town of Conwy
north-west Wales contains town of Conwy
Conwy Bay adjacentTo town of Conwy